Sawal Kashmir

05/08/2026

29/07/2026

Is the Emergency Now Being Used as a Defence| Sawalkashmir

16/05/2026

Honest Students Being Punished Twice| NEET Re-Exam |Sawal Kashmir

13/05/2026

Is Revenue More Important Than Public Welfare |Sawal Kashmir

Give Us Revenue, We’ll Shut Wine Shops” Farooq Abdullah | Kashmir Liquor Ban Exposed

A recent statement defending liquor shops in Jammu & Kashmir on the basis of government revenue has sparked an important debate.
This video is not just about alcohol.
It is about the philosophy of governance: Should a government financially depend on something linked with addiction, domestic violence, road accidents, and health crises?
When public welfare and revenue come into conflict, what should a responsible government choose?

10/05/2026

Dog Attack | FIR | Kashmir
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A stray dog attack turns into a bigger controversy—people step in to save a man, but end up killing the dog. Now, an FIR is filed.
So what is this really—self-defense or a criminal act?
This video explores the deeper issue behind the incident.

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09/05/2026

Drug Addiction in Kashmir|Silent Crisis Destroying Youth

Description: Drug addiction is no longer a hidden issue in Kashmir, it has become a growing social crisis affecting families, communities, and the future of the region. This video explores the root causes behind rising substance abuse, from unemployment and psychological stress to cross-border trafficking and weak institutional responses.
We also question: Is this just an individual failure, or a structural problem created by society, politics, and economy?
Watch till the end for a deeper, research-based understanding of the issue and what can be done to address it.
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27/04/2026

Mehraj Malik Released| PSA Case| the Question of Accountability

This video breaks down two major legal developments—the release of Mehraj Malik under the Public Safety Act (PSA) by the Jammu and Kashmir High Court, and the bail granted to Arvind Kejriwal by the Supreme Court of India.
In Mehraj Malik’s case, the court called the detention “unsustainable”, raising serious concerns about how preventive detention laws like the PSA are applied.
In Kejriwal’s case, the court went further—questioning the conduct of the Central Bureau of Investigation, famously calling it a “caged parrot speaking in its master’s voice” and highlighting what it described as an “insurance arrest.”


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27/04/2026

Kashmir’s Schools Are Empty… And Degrees Are Useless

This video is presented in the Kashmiri language to highlight a growing crisis inside Jammu & Kashmir’s education system.

Across Kashmir, schools are shutting down, colleges are empty, and thousands of educated youth are struggling without jobs. From zero-enrollment schools to the removal of CUET in J&K, this video explores the deeper structural problems affecting students and families across the region.

This is not just about education — it is about the future of Kashmiri youth.

In this video, we break down:
• Why government schools in Kashmir are becoming empty
• Why students are leaving J&K for studies outside
• The reality of unemployment among educated youth
• What policy failures led to this situation

If you are from Kashmir or care about the future of education and youth in the region, this video is for you.

Watch, share, and be part of the conversation.

26/04/2026

Aaya Ram Gaya Ram: Party Badalun Haqeeqat | Anti-Defection Law te Haryana Story | Sawal Kashmir”
Why do Indian politicians keep changing parties so easily?

From the famous “Aaya Ram Gaya Ram” phenomenon in Haryana to modern-day political strategies, party switching has shaped Indian democracy in powerful ways.

In this video, we explore:
• What “Aaya Ram Gaya Ram” really means
• The Haryana political story and role of leaders like Rao Birender Singh
• How frequent party switching became a political culture
• Why the Anti-Defection Law was introduced
• And whether it actually solved the problem—or just created a new one

Yi chu sirf history na… yi chu systemuk sawal.

Is party switching just personal greed, or is the political system itself encouraging it?

On Sawal Kashmir, we don’t just explain—we question.